Name: Histories
Released: 2020-08-12
Cast: Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard

1) tuberculoma

But what if it's a tuberculoma?
2) twerp

can also be translated as "limping twerp."
3) ineffectiveness

ineffectiveness of sedatives, and then hydrophobia.
4) dextran

Stopped the magnesium, started iron dextran for severe anemia.
5) rifampin

Start her on INH, rifampin and streptomycin.
6) hematoma

A blow to the head? A subdural hematoma?
7) disorientation

disorientation, paranoia,
8) scalpel

Grab some scalpel and settle this like doctors.
9) milligram

One milligram Ativan, push.
10) thiamine

We all lie anyway. Give her thiamine right away.
11) tox

Her tox screen's clean, but she's still delusional.
12) sedative

ineffectiveness of sedative, and then hydrophobia.
13) neurologist

A need to see a neurologist, which is why you called me.
14) checkup

The woman was getting a six-month checkup on her chin implants.
15) wart

and Harry's got a seeping wart on his extra toe.
16) numbness

Localized numbness?
17) twitch

But I noticed a twitch. Her wrist.
18) tetanus

Yeah? I'm getting a tetanus shot. She's getting an MRI.
19) bosom

And you're calling attention to your bosom by wearing a low-cut top.
20) puncture

Lumbar puncture reveal elevated proteins and white counts.
21) vomit

Vomit. Still moist.
22) abrasion

Seventeen-year-old female presents with abrasion
23) decorator

I'm meeting my decorator at 11 :30. She's coming all the way from New York.

1) sedate

FOREMAN: Well, we got her sedate and stabilized.
2) localize

Localized numbness?
3) ream

just so you wouldn't get ream out by Cuddy.
4) bum

Well, I'd be bum out, too.
5) ditch

Did your pager really just go off, or are you ditch the conversation?
6) insist

That's why you insist on the MRI,
7) smash

And that cactus, well, it's a smash car.
8) administer

Her heart rate dropped when you administer the adenosine.
9) authorize

I can't believe you authorize this.
10) steal

She stole some clothes and she's gone.
11) dump

Maybe he dump her 'cause she was on drugs.
12) assign

She assign you a patient to interview?
13) reveal

Lumbar punctures reveal elevated proteins and white counts.
14) trigger

The Prozac we gave her could have trigger serotonin syndrome,
15) admit

Homeless. Admitted 24 hours ago with a suspected drug overdose.
16) suspect

Homeless. Admitted 24 hours ago with a suspect drug overdose.
17) fake

I had to get away from those students, so I fake a page.
18) translate

can also be translate as "limping twerp."
19) discharge

I thought I just discharge her.
20) suppose

- How are we suppose to... - Hey!
21) lie

I'm sorry I lie to you.
22) realize

Now I realize that you have a specialty of your own,
23) promise

Dr. Terhark promise I'd be home in time.

1) obviously

pretty obviously the latter.
2) apparently

but apparently very well organized.
3) definitely

The lab results from the biopsy. It's definitely a tuberculoma.
4) exactly

It sounds exactly like something I'd do.
5) almost

It's almost 11 :00, and I haven't even had the pre-test yet.
6) actually

Actually, it would.
7) enough

assuming we want her to live long enough to see those test results.
8) later

Ten months later, why should she subject herself to that again?
9) far

So far, we've heard from three hospitals
10) usually

"Homeless." Usually means crazy, no money.
11) else

It's something else. Something personal.
12) ago

Homeless. Admitted 24 hours ago with a suspected drug overdose.
13) ever

don't ever apologize for a medical opinion.
14) least

Her name is Victoria Matsen, or at least that's the one she used then.
15) always

Homeless always means no roof. Leads to too much sun.
16) hard

Working hard?
17) never

In fact, he's never looked better.
18) again

Ten months later, why should she subject herself to that again?
19) too

Homeless always means no roof. Leads to too much sun.
20) course

Of course, in Swedish, the word "friend"
21) around

He's around here somewhere.
22) down

Sats are down in the 80s and dropping.
23) much

When you teach, you learn so much. Don't you think?

1) subdural

A blow to the head? A subdural hematoma?
2) neoplastic

Neoplastic syndrome associated with the cancer
3) delirious

Yeah, delirious. What's the other file?
4) embarrassed

Foreman's gonna be so embarrassed when he finds out she's got cancer.
5) neurological

The neurologist is wrong about a neurological problem?
6) unrelated

The twitch could be a mini-seizure, unrelated to the diabetes.
7) hep

Good news is, she's negative for HIV and hep C.
8) abdominal

Abdominal pain.
9) rude

You know, in some cultures, it's considered almost rude
10) affirmative

I'm gonna have to make another affirmative-action hire.
11) cruel

Did you need to be so cruel? I think she's crying.
12) elevated

Lumbar punctures reveal elevated proteins and white counts.
13) insufficient

Her brain is damaged by excessive drinking or insufficient diet,
14) blond

James. He's blond, and he's really friendly, and he's a big talker.
15) bacterial

Bacterial meningitis. Highly contagious.
16) fascinating

what's so fascinating about this case?
17) excessive

Her brain is damaged by excessive drinking or insufficient diet,
18) metric

The metric system always confuses me.
19) delicious

You're so delicious!
20) backed

NURSE: Sorry. We're a little backed up.
21) unlikely

Unlikely. By themselves, neither one would do it.
22) apparent

and apparent trauma injury to her wrist.
23) fake

- Her arm moved. - Why fake a twitch?

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